Tag: Painting

Audrey Rhoda lives and works in Katoomba- a creative hub in the Blue Mountains of New South Wales. She has exhibited extensively  over the past 20 years both in Australia as well as in New York- Los Angeles- and Paris.Art Out of joy is an exhibition of her extensive body of work on canvas- board and paper. It includes a number of  'revisited and reconstructed remainders ' from past exhibitions   together with  recent work. Many of these works incorporate  her unique beeswax layering technique. She is well known for her popular workshops- based on this  technique - which uses beeswax as an encaustic medium in her painting process .For Art Out of Joy she has compiled over 150 documented artworks. As shown in her digital catalogue- her artworks are available for sale  in all sizes- on canvas- paper and board - framed and unframed- stretched and unstretched- mounted and unmounted.Rhoda has significantly reduced her past catalogued prices to make her work affordable specifically for this show in the hope that art lovers with a good eye will be able to pick up some real bargains. She will be in the gallery throughout the run of the show to talk to anyone interested in her process- art practice and philosophy on life.Covid-19 safe procedures operate at the gallery. We record names for contact tracing- supply hand sanitiser- disinfect our surfaces and have only 12 people in the gallery at a time- applying social distancing.

The Wellington Gallery presents Gum Trees and Hot Concrete- an exhibition of new abstract paintings by emerging Sydney artist Alexandra Plim.Gum Trees and Hot Concrete is about painting- experimentation- and finding some freedom amongst the chaos of city life.'As the pandemic wreaked havoc on the arts and entertainment industry and school shut downs made painting time non-existent- I did not think having an exhibition this year would be possible! Somehow the paintings were still painted- be it in the middle of the night- and with some sensible restrictions galleries are still open! So here we are. I'm thrilled to be able to share this work with an audience of art lovers- especially as we are all so desperate to feel connected- inspired and uplifted.' - Alexandra Plim

This program will be pre-recorded and made available to view online at 12pm Friday 30 October 2020Exhibiting artist Macon Reed discusses their work- Eulogy for the Dyke Bar- an immersive installation that revisits the legacy of lesbian and dyke bars. Together with artist and researcher- Jade Muratore- they will discuss the circumstances which have seen the closure of dyke bars globally and delve into the stories behind archival material included in the installation from lesbian parties- spaces and events gone by.Macon Reed is a New York-based artist working in sculpture- installation- video- radio documentary- painting- and participatory projects. Motivated by evolving queer and intersectional feminist frameworks- their practice involves creating immersive sculptural environments that serve as public sites for dynamic inter-community conversation and transformative ritual. Her recent work includes the installation Eulogy For The Dyke Bar 2015- which revisits the legacy of dyke and lesbian bars- and has been exhibited at Wayfarers Gallery- New York- Pulse Art Fair- New York- AREA Gallery- Portland- CCA Wattis Institute- San Francisco- and the Museum of Craft and Design- San Francisco. Jade Muratore is an artist- researcher and cultural producer working across performance- installation- and video. Jade is one of the founding and core members of the performance trio- Hissy Fit- and has exhibited works at the Museum of Contemporary Art- Performance Space- Australian Centre for Contemporary Art- Arts House- Campbelltown Arts Centre and Carriageworks. She is a PhD candidate at UNSW Art & Design completing a practice-based research project on temporally disruptive methodologies in contemporary performance and moving image practice.This conversation is part of 'Forms of Being Together'- a series of online talks- performances and actions presented alongside the exhibition 'Friendship as a Way of Life' at UNSW Galleries.

Gallery NTK conducts art classes for adults with an emphasis on various techniques in painting and drawing. We are a multi award winning and the longest running Art School in the Inner West.All classes will run for a 10-week term and are facilitated by acclaimed professional artist and highly qualified visual arts teacher Norma Tahhan who holds a Master's in Fine Arts and Master's in Art Education.Students are encouraged to further develop their artistic and creative skills in various painting and drawing media and develop their creativity through expert tuition. Beginners - Advanced - Individualised tuition. This will include sketching- watercolour- charcoal- chalk and oil pastel- acrylic painting and oil painting. Students can choose from a 1 hour class- 1.5 hr class or a 2 hour class.Check out our 5 star rating on Google.

Look out Oxford Street. Here comes Coco Jumbo- Sydney's most fabulous Drag Queen to entertain guests- while they unleash their inner artist and inner HallowQween!Fancy Dress is highly encouraged for this session- the scarier the better! Don't forget the fake blood. Cork and Canvas has prizes for best dressed!During this session- you'll be guided by professional artists to paint this featured painting. BYO your favourite Halloween snacks and wine.Due to Government imposed restrictions- Cork and Canvas is unable to seat a group of more than 10 people together. A booking for more than 10 people will be split ensuring no more than 10 people are seated together. Groups will be safely distanced in accordance to Government restrictions.

In this exhibition of 27 fine art works, you can see the landscape colours of the Yorke Peninsula at Maitland where Bob ...

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